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GREAr REDucr1oNs
IN PARIS DRESS GOODS.
W. u. sHUSTER SONS, 919 PA. AVE.

PARIS ROBES. reduced from s35 to s25
PARIS ROBES, reduced from $50 10 s24
PARIS ROBES reduced from S25 10 $50
PARIS ROBES reduced from s2O 10 sI5
PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS have all been
reduced ard Dar-ai,s offered in these desirable
and fashionable foods
PINE FRENCH CASHMERES, As in reduced to
S75*c
EfON CHECKED SUITISGS, reduced from SOC to
1c FOR office dresses and general they are the
best values ever offered
We have few HANDSOME CLOAKSW ichwe offer
al hall :orner prices intend to sell every cloak
This season. and offer decided bargains.
Choice lOt of CORDUROYS in all the leading colors
for ladies' s';its al Toe. very fine quality.
LIONS AIL-SiLk XELEETS at 81 so and - so.
al new shades
Bsrsains IN COLORED AND BLACK SILh
GRJS DE- LONDRES. in IrlahC gony shades at 81 so;
worth So
FAILLE FRANCHISE, in all shades.
Great variety Of EVENING TULLES AND ILLU-
SlONs. III ne~ and beautiful styles
slIh HOSIERY. black and colors.
Large Size DINNER NAPKINS, at So and $3.50:
worth $40 and Sl3.
BARNEsLEY DOCBLE DAMAsKs, at wholesale
prices.
AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS, in black and colors, for
coats.
SASH RIBBONS, ali shades at very low prices
EVENING DRESS GOODS AND GAUZEs in great
variety.
". II. sHUsTER L SONS.
as els PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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8A<AAADN
LOUISVILLE COUNCIL CHAMBER
A special TO the New York World from Louis.
vile, KY, says: lively row took place Thursday
night at the meeting OF the general council A few
minutes before the lower board was called 10 order
there was personal collision between the presa-
dent and DR.. Cary Blackburn, and Mr. vint Bradis,
member from the first ward DIR. Blackburn stood
near the reporters table smoking cigar and chat
ting pleasantly with a little group, when Mr..
Brssdis approached and said: 81 want 20 see you"
"An right replied the doctor; 81 viii see you
when Major Hughes finishes his story" Mr.. Bradis
stood aside and waited until he was Joined by DIR.
Blackburn. The former nj once asked: Ibid You
tell the major that refused 10 promise my SUD.
mort OF your candidacy for the chair"
81 did replied the doctor.
aThen you lied, " was the sharp reply.
Instantly the two came together In o lively
scrapping match, and blows were rapidly inter.
changed at short range. Bystanders tnterfered
and, when they attempted 10 separate the CON-
batSnts 1t was found that the doctors left hand
was entangled In Mr. Bradfs' beautiful ebony
whisker& The doctors hand was disengaged
with some difziculty and the principals were tlen
led away. 1he trouble was brought about by Dr.
blackburn 3 not reapp0inJtng Mr.. Bradfs ON the nre
committee, TO which, by reason q long ass0caAp
o0Gk he u muched attached
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ArsrRIAs EASTERN POLICY uNcHANaK
salisbury Now Trying 90 Get Mr.
GOschen Into the Cabinet.

LoNboN, Jan. l.-The Nandord says that the
government would warmly weluoIle Mr.. Goschen
II he should consent 10 enter the cabinet and that
II he should stand for the exchange division OF
Liverpool he would have the support OF the con-
Servatfve leaders.
The Moadard also says that although Lord
harrington declines 10 enter the cabinet he Will be
willing IL the government resigned 10 Join In the
formation OF a coalition ministry.
Lord Randolph Churchill proposed 70 reduce the
army and navy estimates El, l,000OO0 and the civil
service estimates e3oo,o00.
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PR1ScE Albert Co,rs
MANY GENTLEMEN WILL NOT WEAR
FULL DRESS OR SWALLOW TAIL" COAT
OTHERS FIND so LITTLE USE FOR ONE
THAT THEY DON'T CARE TO KEEP oNEON
HAND
IN POINT OF DRESS" NEXT TO THE
SWALLOW TAIL. COMES THE PRINCE
ALBERT" OR DOUBLE : BREASTED
FROCK COAT. THESE. ARE PERHAPS THE
MOST POPULAR COAT. WORN AT THIS
TIME. AND WITH ONE OF THEM ON AGEN-
TLEMANIs PREsENTABLE AT ANY RECEP-
TIoN UNLESS THE LADY WHOM HE Es-
CORTs IS IN FULL DRESS"
TO SUPPLY THE INCREASING DEMAND
FOR THESE GARMENTS WE HAVE MADE
UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS. FIRST, WE
MENTION ONE FINE ENGLISH CORK
SCREW GOODS. LINED ALL THROUGH
WITH SILK AND THE SILK SHINING ON
THE LAPELs. THESE ARE MADE UP WITH
SPECIAL CARE, AND ARE CUT PRECISELY
THE SAME AS FINE CUSTOM MADE GOODS.
SAME CLASS OF GOODS MADE UP WITH
FINE ITALIAN CLOTH Innings, BUT
FACED WITH SILK: THESE COATS WHEN
ONHAvE ALL THE APPEARANCE OF BEING
LINED WITH SILK
SAME GOODS ALSO MADE UP WITHOUT
SILK PACING
WE SHOW NINE GRADES AND QUAIL
TIES OF THESE GOODS, AND OUR RANGE
OF SIZES IS so VARIED THAT WE CAN FIT
NAN AS WELL OR BETTER THAN HE
CAN BE FITTED BY HAVING THEM MADE
TO MEASURE
E B. BARNUM CO.,
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BRITISH CABINET TROUBLES.
Conservative 0vertureS to GoSchen.
REV. WALDO MEssARos ACQUITTED
Austria's Eastern Policy Unchanged.
REV. MR. MEsSAROS ACQUrTTER
The Jury Finds He In Not Guilty Of
AsSauItfuU MrS. COulstOu.

PHrLApEIPHuA, Jan. 1.-The jury IN the case OF
Rev. Waldo Nessaros charged with felonious as
sault on Mrs. Mary Coulston, retired al noon yes
terday and at go O'Clock last night arrived az a
conclusion and delivered their verdict sealed q
court ofiicer. At 10 O'Clock this morning, wten
court convened the seal was broken and The yer-
dict OF the jury found 10 be mot guilty."
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AUsTRIA.s WAR PREPARAruoNs.
Indications of an Intention 90 Concen.
lrate Troops I'm Transylyamia.

trate Troops I'm Transylvania.
VIENNA, jan 1.-The mayor OF Bros a town I'm
Transylvania, has been officiaIly notified 10 pre-
pare for the spring manpuvres which are 20 be
held there, and which will be attended by Emperor
Francis Joseph. The unusual earliness OF the
notice is supposed 60 indicate intention TO con-
centrate troops In Transylyania.
ArsTRfAs EASTERN POLICY UNCHANGKp.
PEsTH, Jan. Herr Tisza, the Hungarian prince
minister, answering the New Years congratula-
tons or the liberal members OF the diet today
said that the government adhered 10 the eastern
policy himself ana Count kalnoky had already
enuncfated, and would endeavor by every means
10 maintain peace so long as the vital interests
ana honor OF the country were not 1eopandized.
Notwithstanding that all the states OF Europe had
been arming since the aforementioned declara-
tions were made, nothing had happened TO dimin-
lsh their hopes OF a preservation OF peace. ON
the contrary the various rulers and their govern
ments showed pacinc Intentions corresponding 10
the wishes OF tnSir people.
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The Tennessee ScnasOrkhip,
ALVEY FIGHT IN PROSPECT.

There Is general scramble for the q. 8. Senator
ship In Tennessee for the term beginning on the
4th OF next March. There are more than a dozen
candidates In the field including Governor Bate,
Ex-Governor Marks, and ex-Congressman John r.
House Assistant Secretary OF State Porter also
has friends who advocate his election.
The best informed Tennessee democrats now In
Washington admit that there Is no telling how the
light VIII end. The democrats have large major
1ty on joint ballot In the legislature but the reDub
hcans have forty EIGHT meinberS who, ft is under
stood, VIII vote as unit In any way best calcu.
democratic are apprehensiye or q coalition between
the republicans and portion Of the democrats
o1 the senatorial candidates want caucus and
others oppose q. So the chances are thai theFgl
VIII be lively 0Rhk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e., DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing between ". C.
THOMPSON and u. ID. THOMPSON Thompson Bros. }
il dissolved by mutual consent Either the under
signed is authorized 20 receive any outstanding bills.
VIII C. THOMPSON,
D. d. THOMPSON
Having purchased the interest of my late partner,
desire extend the public thanks for past fayors
and solicit continuance of patronage, guaranteeing
satisfaction in all work entrusted TO me
ID. ID. THOMPSON,
Carpenter and Builder.
It, 1874 9Th st. NV.
ATTENTION. N.YAIENSIANS,-ALL YALE
~ men who hsyeever attended any department.
the UnlvTrsity and all persons who have received
from Yale. invited to send their
address at VA. 4 NELOY. ESQ. 412 Louisiana
syerue secretary OF the Yale Alumni association. IN
the banquet to be given TO welcome Pres
dent TIMOTHY DWIGHT, the new President of Yale
i3I-3t
FIFTY DOLLARS ts50J REWARD WILL
5nan who drowned of Long Bridge on Monday last
December 27th. d}0-3t'
THE UNDERSIGNED. OF THE LATE
- firm of DOdsGn < Deeble. be9s leave to in
form his friends and the public that he has established
himself Real Estate and Insurance Broker at No.
zoo ST foffice Franklin Insurance Coz. where
he will give prompt attention to all business intrusted
him Special Agent Franklin Insurance Co. of Wash
Ingt0n. D. c. chartered by Congress in 1918.
dl3-lm j. Mel. DODSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

L o. O.. +. OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The following
officers OF Mechanics Lodge No. lS o. o. F.,
Were elected last night; n. G., Alexander
Donaldson; p. Sec, Robert Butler; Treas, L. T.
spare; j. II. Chamberlain, s. p. Trexler, ID. j. Cot
ter, Trustees.
Ofhcers OF Covenant Lodge No I3, I. O. o. r.,
elected the following officers: n. O., John II.
Wood; v. g., w: III. Hopper; Sec, E. II. Harner;
Treas, George w. Wise
DEATH OF An ESTEEMED LADY.-Mrs Cissel, wife
OF Mr.. George W. Clsse, the well-known miller
died at her residence No. 1645 31st street yester
day, after short Illness The funeral VIII take
place on sunday afternoon.
NEW YEAR EVE ENTERTArNMENTs.-Logan Tribe
OF Red Men gave a masquerade ball last night at
Forest hall. Inyincible Council also gave a bali
at Academy hall last night, and was largely at
ended.
LOSING THEIR INTEREST In Ir.-There was no
quorum at the Citizens Committee meeting
last night at the First Cooperative Build.
ing Association hall on 32d street. A prominent
member OF the committee stated this morning
that since the committee had been formed busi-
ness matter had accumulated TO great extent I'm
consequence OF the committeeman not taking the
interest manifested by them at the start.
ARRESTS THE LAST QUARTER-For the quarter
ending yesterday, 262 arrests were made In this
precinct, OF which 147 were white, and the re.
naming 1l5 were colored.
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SENIOR AoRET CONSENTS TO PRoLoSG THE CONNIE
CIAL MoDUs vIvENDI.
MADRID, Jan. L-Senor Moret, minister OF for.
e1gn Affairs, has consented 10 prolong the CONNER
clal Daodus UiDendf with the United States until
the middle OF next March.
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I'm Favor Of the Hatch BilI.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA HoRTICULTURAI
SOCIETY DIRECToRa

SAN FRANcIsOO, Van. LAT a meeting Of the
board OF directors OF the California State Hoticui-
tural society yesterday resolution adopted re-
Questing the California congressional delegation
TO use every EFFORT TO secure the adoption OF the
Hatch bill, now pending, which provides for the
establishment and endowment OF experimental
stations In connection with agricultural colleges
In the dtferent states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

LONDON, Jan. 1.-Mr. Chamberlain has postponed
his proposed meeting with the electors of Birnng-
ham on wednesday, as he wishes TO await the re-
suit OF the present political crisis.
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Sudden Death Of a Member Of Parlia


LONDON, Jan. 1.-Bernard Kelly, member OF par
lament Tor South Donegal, died suddenly wnil
visiting his constituents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT to be issued Mon
day will probably show q reduction in the debt
during the past month OF little over eight mil
lion dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

THE RESIGNATION OF Capt. Francis v. Greene,
corps OF engineers, has been accepted, to take
effect yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-The procession attendant upon
the ceremony OF reinstalling Mr.. Sullivan as lord
mayor OF Dublin to-day was the simplest ever wit.
Messed In the city. There was none Of the display
usual upon such an occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

THE WORK OF COUNTING the internal revenue
stamps in the Treasury vaults to the aggregate
amount OF $40. 900 900 has been completed by the
committee appointed for the purpose, and the re-
turns have been verified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

A SENATE MESSENGER APPOINTKD.-Sergeant-a
Arms Canaday to-day appointed Mr.. c. W. Fftci
OF this city, messenger In place OF E C. Brayt0I
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

PKRsoNAL-Representati and Mrs. Cultivate
and ex-Representattve Lamison, OF Ohio, are at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORROW and Bragg
were registered In New York last night.-H f.
BrandebuTy, formerly assistant to The Engineer
Commissi0ner Is In the city on holiday vacation.
Frisbie, Of Arkansas, are at the Metropolitan.
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PROBABILITY THAT THE MARQUIS TsENG WILL s
CEED Ii HUNG CHANG

SHANGHAI, Jan. Lit is expected that the Mar
Qu1s TseDg will succeed Ii Hung Chang as foreign
minister, In which event IL is Thought he Will in-
augurate new era OF progress in harmony with
western ideas.
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SAYS HIS COMPANY Has No LOBBY HERR.-yice
President Thomson, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
company states that thea assertions that there is
a powerful lobby at washington to defeat the In
has any knowledge OF it utterly without f0unda-
tiOn.
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Providence Divorce Cases.
Mr. FOSTER GRANTED A DIVORCE, But MRS. YOeTH

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Jan. 1.-The supreme cour'
this morning rendered decisions in the 0oodell
and Foster divorce cases. The suit OF Theodore
w. Foster for a divorce from his wife was granted
and that of Mrs. Goodeu for divorce from hei
husband was denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

LoSDoE. Jan. 1.-The fund for the benent Of Mr..
James Stephens the Fenian ex-head center,
amounts TO G., S31, OF which E1 247 still remains
In the hands or the committee. II is proposed to
raise G., 600 with which 10 buy an annuity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

The number OF telephone messages sent on police
business during the year 1856 was 162 Se2, being
an increase OF l., 521 over the year 1885.
The total number OF fire alarms for 1885 was lol.
decrease or alarms from the preceding year.
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LIsLkB And GEN. SHKRIDANN
The elegant parlors OF the Riggs House were
filled with distinguished people at the reception
OF Mrs Speaker Carlisle to-day. Many Congress
men called during the afternoon. Mrs. Carlisle
was assisted by Mrs. Randolph Tucker, Mrs. A 8.
Willis, Mrs w. c. p. Breckinridge, Mrs Clifton r.
Breck1nridge MrA ]. C. Clements, Mrs. Benton Nc
Millin, MIA VIM. NcAdoo, Miss Laura Tucker.
Miss Birdie Brown, Miss saliie Hatch. Miss Draper
and Miss Herbert The toilets worn by the ladies
were especially noticeabie for the beauty Of de-
sign and ornament
MrA Carlisle Wofo IN elaborate toilet of lavender
MORE antique tt1mme6 with chrystal p0smoHtrie,
and diamond ofnAmenfa.
Mra Randolph Tucker was a&tired IN purple
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Z o q A II y q III 3 G o.,
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and never mind fellows that ask questions
Of little girls"-a remark that was not lost
upon his friends, for / was asked no more
questions.
Presently some OF the passengers got out
and found q seat By the side OF my young
friend, who still was as kind and gentle as
at first, til felt had known him always,
and began TO broad the time when he must
GO and l would be left again alone with
those two stern, silent women.
But night came on and still my friend and
his party were with US; the lamps were
lighted and their rays fell wc;rlly on the
faces about mo. could sec Mrs. Clayton
sitting bolt upright, the white plumes in her
hat holding with inc swaying motion OF the
cars, and her eycs wide cPca. wish no signs
OF slccp.ncss about them, though most of
tho other passengers were in a state Of
semi-drowsincss. Mss Armund sat bent
forward, her head on her breast fast asleep.
Even ny young friend was noddiny, ana I
felt my own eyes growing heavy and dull.
and almost before / knew it was sound
asleep.
/ awoize once, for an instant, and could
hardly recollect whore was, but it came to
mo soon. Ny friend was still beside me
and bad paced an arm about me, or should
havo tumblcd 70 the floor. He looked at me
now with quiet smilo, and feeling rcas-
sured again let my head droop against his
arms and fol- fast asleep. Ihave often won
dercd since then il no unseen spirit whis-
pared TO him Of tho part that tho sleeping
child a. his side should play in his lifo, or
how ell their lives their fortunes should be
intermingled. Doubtless such a thought
never crossed his mind. He was kind to tho
friendlcSs child from nero good-hcarted-
ness, nothing moro.
How long slept do not know. was
awakened by some one shaking me roughly
by the arm l started up 10 find Miss Ar.
Hund standing over me looking, in the dim
uncertain light Of early dawn, more grim
and ugly than ever. was alone in the
scat. My young friend And his party were
all gone: they had lcft(the train while
ITO M coSTIArED.l
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]. N. TITUS.
REAL ETATE AGENT.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL, FS-
TATE, CIIATTEL AND PER
SONAL SECURITY.
WEST KANSAS AVEN UE.
MEDICINE LODGE, KANs.
MEDICINE LODGE, KANs.

In the District Court of Barber County, State
Of Kansas.
]. W. McNeal, plaintiff,
versus
Mary A. Kimmel, defendant.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale to me direc-
~ ted, issued out of the District Court OF
Barber county, Kansas, will, on
SATURDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF JULY,
A. D., 1887, at O'Clock p. m. of said day. at the
front door of the courthouse, in the city of
Medicine Lodge, county of Barber, state, of Kan
sas. offer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the following
described real estate, to-wit;
The southwest quarter ~ of section eleven
Old, in township thirty 900 south, of range
eleven I'D west OF the 9th principal meridian,
levied upon IA the property of the abOve-nam-
ed defendant, and appraised al Eleven Hun
dred Dollars.
Given under my hand the 2lth day OF June,
1881. CHARLES ID. NELSON,
Sheriff of Barber County Kansas
by GEO. w. STEVENS, Deputy.
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y III II =
IHTHODU OEY.

EAR READER, mis-
= hort aad sinpse
story, which 1 am
about 10 relate, is not
n wild aud Llriiimg
tale Of hdh'brcHlth
escapes from threat
en- in z dangers, Of
dark deeds or won
derful roinanccs, but
only the truthful his
tory Of IA Efe, check
cred az arc most lives,
and of one who was
IN orphan from her
birth and almost an
alien from her kin
drcd. To It's briefrc-
cital / crave your at
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CHATTER III.

II wns Lively May morning, and as wns
thc custom We were oil Ia tho yard enjoy
ing tho soft breeze, tho bright sun and the
fragrant breath Of tho flowers that blossom
An countlcss profusiou iu tho neatly kept
grounds. had taken out book 70 read,
but tho soft air and delicious lun OF tho
morning wcro too enchanting, and tho loavcs
lny unturucd whilo sat watching hcecy
cloud sailing over tho sky. i AN an old
yyomsn now, but 1 have never forgotten
that May morning 40 long ego. Every Incl
don't % II Ia IA vividly impressed upon my
mimi, ~ though Il happeacd but yesterday
az Win could pick q Gowcr," said Mollc
Dare, littlo girl OF eight or niEn, cycling a
bid Of purple pansics before her. III think
/ might, too; it's real nSan that we can't
pick just enc, I'm going 20 anyhow
SNO, no, you must not" cried Nellie Win
tors, Rrrcsting Mollic's hand In the disobcdi-
ont act "You will DO punished IL You do.
81 don't caro-" cried reckless Mollie, an-
gritty. II think It's mean, and hate this
Old place, I wish could so away aud never
come back" And here, out Of breath, she
lnng herself down on tho grass and pJutcd
IN silonce
- You're n goose" said Nollio; "you
Sonv know what IN good for YOU. l won
der what we'd do N II weren't for this
homo when rm grown / mean 10 be q
lnstrou like Mrs. Hart, should like II so"
IL wouldn't" said Mamie Briggs, whose
faco was like some pictured saints II was
20 fair and sweet 81 mean, when l an
ErOvu-up. % go out into the world and be Z
nne lady and wear nice, soft dresses ant
bright rings, like tho ladies that wero hers
yesterday" Ard tho vain lituo creature
tossed her small head contcmptrously q
Esnic, who only smiled In return.
Say, Dorcas," cried Nanny, turning .
sno. "wuuldnt be nicci Nellie 10 = rCal
ell woman, don't you think soi'
Whatsoever my rvp,y was 70 have boen II
was never male. for just then q carriaSr
cAnlo swiftly UP do walk and wo AL rose 10
catch q Riillpsc OF the occupants. But We
only caught sight Of two ladies' inside be
fore 10 passed Ca. Tor = moment after,
NO stood locl.ing OF c.Sch Other IN sloncc-
We had seen the ssme thing too many times
not 20 know what II meant, for hardy Q
week passed that soue ono did not visit the
asylum intent upon adopting some OF ouI
number, aud We llad no doubt but this WA
the orrand upon which these visitors carS
also. THO rcxt moment tho cali-bcli rang
and then wo wero certain but sim wc said
nothing, only each ta.ginya companion W.
quietly entered tho hail. Tho matron mot NJ
and lei us al into tho long rcccption-roon
used % receive visitors. There seated Il
large arm chairs were two Indies. Ono wa
young, not more than thirty-ivc nnd strilS
ingly handsomc. Her beauty being Of tina
dark LriSht k.ad that do-S not fadc hu
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out OF the window, evidently deeply inter
ested in the scenery though which we were
passing. The other, Miss Armund, sat re-
garding me with grim, moody expression
OF countcnancc that fairly chilled Iac.
Thus we rode on for some time when Mrs.
Clayton suddenly exclaimed, vehemently
ats all nonsense, Aaia; the child IVES
rsuch happier whore she was; you are do
ing no kindness 10 her in taking her
away"
Perhaps not" answered her companion,
shortly. Il am partly doing duty, though.
And yo7 can hardly miss the t-iae that it
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Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
To make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
probate Judge of Barber county, at Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, on September q, 1887, viz:
the west y "a, section -, township 81 SOUTH
of range Il west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
BIS CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Robert VI. Nelson. Perric L. higgins, Alfred
North. of Aetna. Kansas and Samuel Mosshart
OF Deerhcad, Kansas
l3 w. r BKOMNIEE Rerister